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FAUNA OF APHIDS (HOMOPTERA, APHIDINEA) OF ACCLIMATIZED TREES AND SHRUBS IN TASHKENT
2020
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International Journal of Advanced Research
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This work contains the comparative analysis of the long-term research of the aphids (Homoptera, Aphidinea) fauna of trees and shrubs acclimatized in Tashkent against the scientific research held by the regional and global lead aphidologists. According to the results, the aphidsof acclimatized trees and shrubs inTashkent consists of 6 families, 113 species of 50 genera and 1 subspecies. In addition, 1 genius and 1 species were first recorded in Uzbekistan with 1 species in the fauna of Central Asia, and 44 species in Tashkent, in particular. The dendrophages lives on 179 species of trees and shrubs. Population density of 57 species of aphids are massive (high), 40 species – medium and 16 species - few. tem for natural insemination cattle have been introduced.

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International Journal of Advanced Research

Field :   Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler

Journal Type :   Uluslararası

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